icowden
Squire
Because you are still failing to understand. My daughter did get better grades than if she had attended a state school but not necessarily significantly better grades than she would have got had she attended state school and not had dyslexia.It's weird how you grant yourself this exceptionalism.
You, yourself, say that your daughter got better GCSE grades than if she had attended a state school.
Not sure how this differs from any parent lucky to be wealthy enough to afford private education.
Lets say that she got an 8 in English. Private schools normally maintain that they have enhanced results over stats so in state she might have been expected to get a 7. However due to dyslexia and the lack of support it is more likely that she would have got a 5 or 6. Her education was aimed at letting her perform on a level playing field.
I do. And probably more than you.But pay your tax like the rest of us do.